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Buller coal mine project goes to the Supreme Court

Project promoter Rangitira Developments' appeal is upheld.

Rangitira Developments will have its day in the Supreme Court to argue its case for developing an open-cast coal mine on conservation land near Westport.

The Supreme Court has granted leave to Rangitira, which owns Stevenson Mining, after the New Zealand Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society

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Graham Skellern Fri, 22 Feb 2019
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